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| That is a very effective example of the problem of current-day logarithmic computation. Nice. The comment underneath the video links it to Artificial Intelligence (AI), which is still developing. I suspect that over time, computers may be able to recognize that pattern. Recently, google has developed a computer system that was able to recognize cats in images, with some success. The computer learned this by "looking" at 10 million thumbnail images from youtube videos. - By the way, it seems that the computer decided to focus on cats in those videos - maybe because we have a lot of those on youtube. I do not see if they were trying to teach it cats, for example by selecting videos featuring cats. The specific outcome is not very useful for now, but it does indicate a direction towards more advanced pattern recognition, akin to the human brain. From some sciency place: http://phys.org/news/2012-06-google-team-s...ching-cats.htmlOr from nytimes: www.nytimes.com/2012/06/26/technolo...wanted=all&_r=0 |
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